Posted on 05/02/2023 5:18:18 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Britain's King Charles, who has spent a lifetime campaigning for sustainability and against a throwaway economy, will wear clothing previously worn by his predecessors, including his mother and grandfather, for his coronation next week.
Charles, 74, will be crowned at London’s Westminster Abbey on May 6, during a grand ceremony at which he will wear or be handed regalia charged with religious and historical symbolism.
Many of those items, such as the crowns and sceptres, date back centuries, but Charles will also be re-using some garments that have appeared at coronations since 1821 "in the interests of sustainability and efficiency", Buckingham Palace said on Monday (May 1).
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He wanted to wear his Save the Pandas pajamas, but they told him no - so this is how he is saving face with the environmentalists. :)
WOW... That will certainly make up for all the private jets, massive security convoys, dozens of castles and villas, in which to complain about our SUVs.
Cheesey Chuckie.
“ “in the interests of sustainability and efficiency”, Buckingham Palace said on Monday ”
Horse hockey.
Chuckie is just a virtue signaling wuss
Charles is going to be wearing his mothers clothes? Sick
Globalist puke because he can be he’s at the top
Have folks seen the recent stories about the guy who alledgedly attacked Buckingham Palace armed with a knife/a bag/shotgun shells while yelling threats?
Want to know the really interesting thing about the story?
Not a single British tab that I have looked at that’s running the story and allows comments is allowing comments on the story.
Not one.
Wonder why that is...
Because the story smells...?
I like the Italian tabs’ nickname for him: Il Tampaccino.
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